Native American Weaponry – Ceremonial & Décor
Shopping for reproduction Native American ceremonial weaponry online? Look no further than Cameron Trading Post, trading and selling beautiful Native American ceremonial art and weaponry since we were first established in 1916. One beautiful aspect of Southwest décor is reproduction ceremonial art and weaponry. The ceremonial art and weaponry of the Great Plains and other Native American tribes was singular in its beauty and function. Artistic expression was never separated from the everyday life of the Native American Indians and this shows in their ceremonial art and their weapons of war.
Questions about our ceremonial and décor pieces? Please contact Cameron Trading Post here.
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The History of Native American Weaponry
American Indian bows and arrows were often decorated with spiritually potent symbols and were carried in beautifully beaded bow cases and quivers often decorated with the hides and talismans of animals, both predators and prey. Native American Indian spears were also decorated in this way.
Ceremonial items such as rattles and medicine bags were often made from the shells of turtles, gourds, or hides of spiritually important totem animals. These American Indian rattles, prayer sticks, talking sticks, and other ceremonial accoutrements were also painted, beaded, and decorated with furs and spirit totems.
Decorative Ceremonial Art & Weaponry
While these ceremonial items are still made and used, they are sacred and not offered for sale. However, decorative ceremonial art and weaponry, crafted by Native American Indian artisans are a unique and beautiful representation of this art.
The beauty of these items is not limited to Southwestern art alone. These Native American hand-crafted bows, arrows, rattles, spears, and ceremonial paraphernalia make a dramatic statement within any decorating theme.
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Native American Headdresses
One of the most dynamic Native American art pieces you can invest in is a reproduction ceremonial headdress. Hand crafted with beautiful colored feathers and beads, our headdresses are designed by local Navajo artists who use traditional techniques passed down throughout generations of talented artists. Each ceremonial headdress is carefully made from turkey feathers, wool, coyote skin, and hand beaded designs.
Check out our reproduction Native American ceremonial headdresses! Our products currently include the following: Native American headdress SKU 900164624, headdress SKU 900164621, and headdress SKU 900161108.
Native American Walking Sticks, Bone Knives & Pipes
If you’re looking for something other than ceremonial headdresses, we also have other reproduction Native American gifts. These include walking sticks, pipes, and bone knives. Each of these pieces are decorated with feathers, animal fur, leather, and beads.
Each piece is a work of art, uniquely made by a local artist. It’s important to note that there may be some variation in color. We are currently selling our hand crafted reproduction pipe, and bone knife replica. Please check back to this collection also as we may also list other Native American ceremonial and weaponry like clubs, lances, knives, axes, clubs, and bow and arrow sets.
Native American Art Since 1916!
From ceremonial headdresses, to bone knives, to bows and arrows, the historic Cameron Trading Post has proudly sold beautiful hand-crafted Native American art for more than a century! Made by talented local artists from the Navajo and Apache tribes, these works of art will be perfect for decoration in your home or given as a gift to a loved one.
Each piece is unique and custom made. If you have any questions about your item, please contact Cameron Trading Post and we’ll be happy to assist you.